Some of my earliest memories are of my father explaining to me the different types of wrenches hanging above his workbench. He used to say, 'You may not grow up to be a car mechanic, but it never hurts to know how to fix an engine.'Back then, our garage was the testing ground for my inquisitive mind. Today, I've swapped the garage for a laboratory, and instead of cars, I take apart microscopic machines that make up our bodies.My expertise lies in T cell biology and signaling, which I investigate using modern scientific methods. Currently, I concentrate on the development of novel cancer therapeutics that harness the body's own immune system to combat disease. I am an accomplished researcher with a wide range of lab experience and excellent communication skills. I am always open to networking and collaboration.Send an email to alex.babich@gmail.com to learn more about me.